Knollwood Country Club

12040 Balboa Blvd
Granada Hills, CA 91344 • (818) 363-8161




LOCAL WEATHER
Granada Hills, CA (91344)
74°F
Fair
[Full Forecast]
Humidity: 16%
Wind: N at 3mph

Sunset: 7:08 pm
green Sunrise: 6:50 am

COURSE LINKS

ALERT: Aeration
Aeration of the greens 3/18 & 3/19.
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1. roarksown1
Posted: 02/26/24 8:18a
Member Since: Jan 6, 2013
From: Playa del Rey
Got a last minute tee time with a buddy for Knollwood on Saturday with an 11:40am tee time. Last few visits to KCC had gone pretty smoothly so I assumed the same for this round, but I was well mistake... Continue »
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Rated
5.8 Conditions
2. 24hourgolf
Posted: 12/05/23 11:15a
Member Since: Jun 6, 2011
From: San Marino
We had the first time this AM had a nice POP of 3 H. With the exception of a 10/15 sometimes 20 MPH wind from the N, all went smoothly. But it was a challenge playing into the wind on the N holes and ... Continue »
10 Likes.
Rated
6.4 Conditions
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hugepark
Member Since: Apr 24, 2008
I would not pay too much attention to cdognight’s tip (no offense) — pretty sure if he has played the course a few more times he would also recognize that a birdie on #1 is a rare sight. Golfguru’s tip is pretty spot on with my experience. A par here is gaining at least a stroke on the field and a bogey is solid. The hard part (after hitting a 250-yard drive in the center of the fairway) is the uphill and blind second shot of 180-190 yards. Any shot that ends up in birdie-able distance is pure luck for even a 5-handicapper. Avoiding the right side of the fairway and approach is key to this hole.
Hole
1
Glassjaw
Member Since: Jun 16, 2014
I have to disagree with all the other tips. The smartest play is to layup to the 150 marker but don't go past it. You'll have a flat lie and will have an approach with the green lower than you with a sloped back-to-front (and usually soft) green that will hold shots very well. 90% of the drives I see people hit on this hole end up on the right side of the fairway/rough where it is mostly hard pan and bare dirt. Hitting a great drive to the left doesn't guarantee a good lie. Any kind of bounce can happen down there. Layup!
Hole
3

Playing Conditions
6.09
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Driving Range: YES - Mats
Practice Putting Green: YES
Practice Chipping Area: YES